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>> just barely not touching Which part of them is barely not touching?
by itronitron 1y ago
>> just barely not touching
Which part of them is barely not touching?
- gjm11 1y agoThe event horizons.
- dylan604 1y agoIn cosmological terms, what is barely not touching? Is that distance measured in meters, kilometers, AUs, lightyears, parsecs?
- hnuser123456 1y agoIn terms of creating a row of black holes where the space between each black hole is small relative to the size of the event horizon of each.
- hnuser123456 1y agoMaybe I should've linked my toy simulator in my initial comment. https://cybersystems.dev/gtc/gtc.html https://cybersystems.dev/gtc/gtc.html
- onestay42 1y agoBTW, the php in /chat2 seems to be broken, if you didn't know already. Great simulation, too.
- hnuser123456 1y agoThanks, I was kinda curious why it wasn't full of spam. it's running on a super neglected rpi, really need to wipe it and spend a month refreshing myself on basic webhosting stuff
- marcosdumay 1y agoThe events horizon. Or in other words, black holes mergers conserve their total radius, not volume as one would get with normal matter.